Building Codes

 

Promoting Economic Development through Pennsylvania’s Rehab Code

 
Pennsylvania has a powerful new tool to promote redevelopment and reuse in cities and towns across the Commonwealth. But 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania recommends two straightforward changes to the current implementation policies. Click here for details on the changes.
North Carolina and New Jersey  host websites that provide information, documents and presentations on the rehab code. 

 


 

Breaking the Codes

A new report from Good Jobs First documents the ways that states are revising their building codes to encourage more rehabilitation of existing structures, especially in urban areas. The movement toward "rehab codes" is an important step in making infill development a viable alternative to sprawl. Read the full text of Breaking the Codes HERE.



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